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New Mexico experimented with a basic income program that gave $500 a month to immigrant families. They used the money to pay rent and secure jobs. - Business Insider India

New Mexico experimented with a basic income program that gave $500 a month to immigrant families. They used the money to pay rent and secure jobs. Read More
Guaranteed basic income program bolsters job, housing security among immigrant households: report - The Hill

Story at a glance A guaranteed basic income program launched last year in New Mexico has helped boost employment rates and housing security among immigrants, according to a new report. Last ... Read More
New Mexico experimented with a basic income program that gave $500 a month to immigrant families. They used the money to pay rent and secure jobs. - Yahoo News UK

New Mexico's basic income pilot provided $500 monthly to 330 immigrant households. Pandemic relief excluded many immigrants, leading to economic hardship for undocumented families. The pilot showed ... Read More
New Mexico experimented with a basic income program that gave $500 a month to immigrant families. They used the money to pay rent and secure jobs. - Yahoo News Canada

New Mexico's basic income pilot provided $500 monthly to 330 immigrant households. Pandemic relief excluded many immigrants, leading to economic hardship for undocumented families. The pilot showed ... Read More
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